Birjan Daniel Crispin was born in Ruse, Bulgaria and spent
his formative years in an orphanage in the capital of Bulgaria,
Sofia. Adopted in the fall of 2000, Birjan moved to the
suburbs of Chicago where he grew up in Wheaton, IL.
Growing up in a Christian, Conservative family was
instrumental in his faith & political formation, and it was
during his time at Wheaton North High School that he
became passionate about politics; and upholding the values
of faith, family & freedom. After spending two years in
community college, Birjan transferred to Hope College in
Holland, MI where he graduated in November of 2020 with
his Bachelors in Finance & Political Science, and spent time
in leadership with the Hope College Republicans and served as the Chief Investment
Officer with the DeWitt Center for Economics & Business’s Applied Investment Group.
Birjan is a graduate of the Heritage Foundation’s Leadership Academy and wrote his
thesis on Behavioral Poverty in America today. Birjan is currently in the process of
writing his first book: “Providence: The Radical Nature of Adoption''. Birjan has
appeared on The Chasing Truth Podcast, The Create Worship Inspire Podcast, The Trey
Cole Show and has been published in The Daily Signal as well The Holland Sentinel in
Holland, MI. Birjan is also the co-founder of the Providence Networks Foundation
which seeks to serve at-risk youth and orphans around the world. In his free time, Birjan
is a classical violinist, runner & coffee enthusiast. His favorite bible verse is Psalm 62:5
and attends College Church in Wheaton, IL. Birjan currently resides in Wheaton, I
